Chankast Loop help

[principalrob]

Okay,as far as I know of,I meet all of the system requirements to run this program.I'm working with Windows XP,a 2.8 Gig CPU and 256 MB of RAM and I do have the bios.Every time I run the program all it does show the logo screen and goes to the option screens over and over and over and over.It's driving me nuts. :ala: The games are on the compatibility list.One of them is Capcom Vs. Marvel 2.I've tried mounting them on Alcohol 120% and on Disc Juggler,and I've even tried burning the images on disc. :smurf: Can anybody please help me!!!? :bye3:

 

[KyJelly]

when it goes to the options screen is it the one that askes for the date? if it is then replace your bios as its become corrupt. if not then make sure you've selected the right drive if you are using a virtual drive. also chankast doesn't support cdrw
(if that's what u used) i'm pretty sure.

also make sure the image is selfboot.

 

[wonderxwlw]

Okay,as far as I know of,I meet all of the system requirements to run this program.I'm working with Windows XP,a 2.8 Gig CPU and 256 MB of RAM and I do have the bios.Every time I run the program all it does show the logo screen and goes to the option screens over and over and over and over.It's driving me nuts. :ala: The games are on the compatibility list.One of them is Capcom Vs. Marvel 2.I've tried mounting them on Alcohol 120% and on Disc Juggler,and I've even tried burning the images on disc. :smurf: Can anybody please help me!!!? :bye3:

I have played MVC2,and have no problem.
however,when I delete the dummy to make a minimized image,I encounter the same problem as you say.
make sure your image is an original one

 

[SeiferAlmasy]

Make sure your image is a selfboot
and Make sure your dc_bios.bin not corrupted...

 

[posty_2k3]

Your dc_flash.bin might be corrupt. Try using a new one.

 

[Phreaky]

No to be rude but do you have the right drive selected? (Options -> Drive)

~P

 

[mezkal]

I have played MVC2,and have no problem.
however,when I delete the dummy to make a minimized image,I encounter the same problem as you say.
make sure your image is an original one

Make sure your IMAGE is an ORIGINAL?! WTF? that sounds like the biggest OXYMORON I've heard here.

 

[principalrob]

when it goes to the options screen is it the one that askes for the date? if it is then replace your bios as its become corrupt. if not then make sure you've selected the right drive if you are using a virtual drive. also chankast doesn't support cdrw
(if that's what u used) i'm pretty sure.

also make sure the image is selfboot.

It's possible that my bios may be corrupt. :huh: Thanks and thanks to everybody who's tried to help me,but c'mon.I'm not retarded. Of course I made sure that I was using the right drive